Canada Post has issued today red and yellow delivery service alerts for parts of Newfoundland & Labrador due to inclement weather, snow and freezing rain. A red service alert means that we are suspending delivery for the day and not sending our delivery agents out or recalling them. A yellow service alert means we are […]
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As of today, you can snowmobile through one of our province’s most beautiful parks. Snowmobilers and winter users can now take on the tracks at Gros Morne National Park. Parks Canada says dates are subject to change at their discretion due to factors such as unfavourable or dangerous weather conditions. Parks Canada would like to […]
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With the inclement weather today into tomorrow morning, Canada Post is asking for your help. The mailing company is reminding residents that their delivery agents are doing their best through difficult weather conditions and help can go a long way. Homeowners and business owners are asked to keep a clear and safe path to their […]
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As of April 1, there will be another increase to the minimum wage rate. Minister Responsible for Labour Bernard Davis announced today that the minimum wage will increase by $0.60 bringing the minimum wage to $15.60 per hour. The minimum overtime wage rate will increase to $23.40. The most recent increase to the minimum wage […]
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On Sunday the RNC conducted a traffic stop on Circular Road in Labrador City. Officers determined that the 33-year-old male driver had a suspended driver’s license and owed almost $3000 in fines. The man was also impaired which resulted in a further suspension of his driving license. The vehicle was impounded as a result of […]
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The Newfoundland Growlers took one game and lost another over the weekend in Maine. The Growlers beat the Maine Mariners on Saturday night at Cross Insurance Arena by a score of 5 to 1. Zach O’Brien had two multi-goals games in the last three contests and Vyacheslav Peksa made 22 saves in the win. On […]
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Brad Benoit has been elected as Chief of Miawpukek First Nation. The by-election held on January 26, was close according to a statement from the Miawpukek First Nation. Benoit received the majority of votes to claim the position of administrative Chief. He will work with Traditional Saqamaw Mise’l Joe to help guide him through his […]
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The Newfoundland Rogues took two of three games against the KW Titans over the weekend at the Mary Brown’s Centre. The Rogues suffered the first loss of the season on Friday when the KW Titans took the game with a score of 121 to 110. On Saturday, the Rogues came back with a win, taking […]
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Across the west coast, parts of central, and the southern Avalon Peninsula roads are partly snow-covered with fair to good visibility. Conditions will deteriorate as the snow moves in. Roads are snow-covered with good visibility in Labrador. Marine Atlantic has cancelled all crossings for this morning and anticipates impacts to crossings this evening. Other ferries […]
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Schools in the St. John’s Metro Region will be open for the morning today and will be dismissing three hours earlier than normal due to the forecasted inclement weather. The following schools are closed all day:Anthony Paddon ElementaryBishop White SchoolCarbonear AcademyCarbonear CollegiateClarenville High SchoolClarenville Middle SchoolHeritage CollegiatePersalvic School ComplexRandom Island AcademyRiverside ElementarySouthwest Arm AcademySt. Francis […]
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